I've been buying records for over 30 years. This is easily one of the best record stores I have…read morebeen to. The selection is unbelievable. The organization is really good. The prices are more than fair.

A must for any vinyl record and memorabilia hunters. Enormous selection of second hand vinyl in…read moregood condition. I usually spend a couple of hours in the shop and never leaves empty handed. They also have a separate shop side by side that specialise in Punk/HC/Metal. Prices are OK, and you usually get a discount when checking out (at least the regular customers do).

Just got my guitar repaired here and almost can't believe what an amazing job they did. The action…read morewas too high, so they adjusted the neck, and put a new nut and new strings on, and it sounds like a completely different, much better guitar. I've been playing it for hours and am absolutely amazed. Also the service I got there was fast and very friendly, and it cost much less than I expected it would. This place is a gem. Go.

Don't be fooled by the hyperbole a quick Google search for this place will throw up. I went quite…read moresignificantly out of my way to go to this spot because I read it was "world renowned". When I walked in the owner asked me if I was looking for anything in particular. Any jazz? No. Any soul and funk? No. Any reggae? No. Any Hip hop? No. So I ask what they do have, and the guy tells me they specialise in '60s and '70s rock and pop. I thought to myself that this hardly constitutes a specialism by my definition of the word but, being English and thus not wanting to seem rude, I start looking through some crates anyway, only to discover that every single item in the shop is a re-issue. So here is a shop that "specialises" in a type of popular music of which there exists an abundance, but all they sell is reissues?!? Seems pretty spurious to me. Unless this is what you're after, this place is not worth the diversion.

only come by this shop if you have a lot of time on your hands and are not wearing anything too…read morenice. it is not very well-organized and dusty as hell! but it can be worth it if you feel like digging; i ended up leaving with some nice LPs.

Beat Goes on is a very good record store, Lars the owner goes out of his way to order records for…read moreyou that are hard to find, thats one of the reasons I dig this store. Plus Beat goes on holds on to the record you want for you till you pick it up.

Jag bor i området och för mig är detta skivaffären jag helst går till. Lars som jobbar nästan…read morealltid har järnkoll och är hur trevlig som helst. Utbudet är blandat och bra men övervägande specialitet mot äldre grejor men även nyare.

What fun! A store that specializes in MAPS! I shopped in here for a bit. They also have gift items,…read moretravel supplies, and tons of quality jigsaw puzzles. I was tempted to load up, but this is my first stop on a multi-city visit... I think I may regret it, though. Very fun shop.

We have been searching, without success, for a Stockholm subway map suitable for framing. No such…read moreluck here, nor at SL. Visitor center directed us here. Easy to find, behind Ahlen's perpendicular to shopping street. What this store has are placemat maps of Stockholm. We bought 5, 4 for placemats and one, our beloved Sodermalm for framing. Price was reasonable, a little more than $6 and well below the nearly $30 for a very small (5 by7") tray that Ahlens was selling and not nearly as useful.